swansdowns
/ˈswɑnzˌdaʊnz/
noun
- The soft, fine feathers of a swan, used for filling pillows, quilts, or clothing.
- The pillow was filled with swansdowns, making it incredibly soft.
- The baby's blanket was stuffed with swansdowns and felt like a cloud.
- She sewed a winter coat lined with swansdowns for extra warmth.
- A soft, thick fabric with a nap resembling swan's down, often used for warm clothing or linings.
- He bought a scarf woven from swansdowns to protect his neck from the wind.
- Her robe was made of swansdowns, perfect for cold mornings.
- The tailor recommended swansdowns for the jacket lining because it was both light and warm.